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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM, Society Editor
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Sigma Phi Epilogue fraternity held its annual fall party Saturday, Oct. 16. The dance was a program dance at the university's Recital Hall of fraternity. The following were guests:
Monte Robbins
Isabel Wet
Margaret Ewen
Matthew Lee Williams
Betty Heimann
Betty McVey
Bennie Howe
Peggy Goulden
Deathline Ramp
Elizabeth Kamp
Margaret Miles
Fern Foreman
Victoria Hawkinson
Adrian Mann
Melva Grass
Carolina Calh
Larrueine Pelo
Larraine Polle
Sally Jane Backholz
Margaret Doming
Verda Kern
Ashley Amick
Jeanne Hardy
Mary Greebock
Bernice Becker
Betty Wayner
Dominus Lymeyer
Charlotte Dustin
Frances Smith
Margaret McCarthy
Ellen Louis Eby
Guests at the Alpha Tau Omega
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Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Johnson, Larson, M. and Mrs. Frances Tierna, Topoka
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wogle, Wichita Margaret Lucy
Mary Jenkins
Mildred Miksell, 127
Mary Alice Harley, St. Louis Terrell
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hass, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Gondow, Kansas City, Mo.
 Judge Evans, Kansas City, Mo.
Ernie Gillis, Kansas City, Mo.
Franklin Clay, Kansas City, Mo.
Patrick Sullivan
Doctor Westfall, Halstead
Marcie Montgomery
Jennifer Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lillie, Baxter Springs
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Harlan, Cambridge
Mr. and Mrs. Harland, Cambridge
Eddie Kellogg, Cambridge
Dean Cochran, Kansas City, Mo.
Judge William Hazen, Tonganoxie
Dinner guests at Miller hall Sunday were:
Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta
Bishop Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Woodard, Hatchinson
Raymond Woodford, Hatchison
Pharret Ellis, Concord
Bettou Houston, Kansas City
Bettou New Orleans, Kansas City
Bettou Rose Curry, Topicka
Jeankuemsch, Topicka
John Lawson, Kansas City, Mo.
Marie Swartz, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lawson, Kansas City,
Mo.
John Lawson, Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Ms. Kenneth Foul, Fount,
Ms. Myrry, Kansas City, Ms.
Ms. Mervyn, Kansas City, Ms.
Ms. Janet Shippman, Kansas City, Ms.
Janet Shippman, Kansas City, Ms.
Will Woodman, Kansas City, Ms.
Dinner guests at Watkins hall
Chi house were:
Norma Sloan
Janet Wilkinson
Maribelle McClelland
Kerry Tian
Hortense Horton
Martha Browning
Virgin Gray
Nancy Hayley
Virgil Hoagland
Bad Muller
Mr. and Mr. A, N. Heoverstock
Sunday were:
Helen Baren
Aaron Brown A. Tivetworth
Mrs. Fridell, Bethel
Sally Miller, Bethel
Charles Stuart
Jeanne Knight
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity house were
Mary Noel
Honor Cavet
Miss Waffe, Tulsa, City
Mo. Bok, Kauai, Mo.
Arthur Carruth, Topka
Keneth Kell, Kansas, Mo.
Weekend guests of the Phi Gamma
Laurel fraternity were:
James Bucket, 17
Jack White, 17
Jack Silna, 17
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Upson fraternity house
Sarah Low Taylor
Bettie Ryan Boddington
Joseph Wallace
June Shullman
Sunday guests at the Delta Chi
House Were:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloughley, Kansas
Mrs. o. d. Mrs. Robbins, Cloughley, Kansas
Mrs. Lloyd Troop, Kansas City
Miss Lloyd Troop, Kansas City
Miss Helen Troop, Kansas City
Miss Helen Troop, Kansas City
Miss and Mrs. George W. Jewell, Kansas City
Mrs. Ann Peeler, Kansas City, Mo.
Bud Peeler, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi
Harold Young
R. B. Quinn
Maria Valentine
Miss Mara Valentine, Topkapi
Maria Valentine, Topkapi
Claudia Mihley
Guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Intramate house Sunday were:
Mrs. E, V. Geary, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Mawan Richardson, Kansas City
Mrs. Wade Richardson, Kansas City
Howard Jane, Kansas City
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Guests Saturday at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house were Ruth Clickner and Steven Colley.
Melvin Harlan, g'37, has a position with the Cities Service company at Hays.
Mrs. H. W. White, Council Grove was a weekend guest at the Gamma Phi Bela sorority house.
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Phi Delta Theta held initiation services Sunday for Darby Trotter, J. D. Ramsey, Hermann Barkman, EI. McCurean, George Cheatman, and James McClurse.
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Stewart Harden
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The K. U. Dames will initiate some thirty new members tonight at 8 o'clock, in the women's lounge of the Administration building. The committee in charge of the evening's entertainment and refreshments is composed of Mrs. Charles Dottis, Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Mrs. John Mausen, Mrs. Richard Meiburger, Mrs. Howard Winn and Mrs. Herlan Loyd.
Phi Mu Alpha fraternity had a
Phone 95 — 921 Miss. St.
Guests at the Delta Chi Founder's Day banquet last Saturday evening were;
Mrs. Harris, Newton Hoverstock,
Lawrence Birney, Anthony J. J. Onirio, J. Donald Hays, John Murray,
and Jack Carlson attended the welding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reity in Kansas City, Mo.
Luncheon guests of Kappa Kappa Gamma security yesterday were Bholen Tholen and Stewart, c. 40.
Miss Isabel Martin, Topeka, was a weekend guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house.
Ricker hall, 745 Ohio street, will hold open house from 7 to 8 Thursday evening.
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Reorganization of the Lawrence Choral Union will be effected with enrollment of musicians at 7:50 to 9:30 a.m. on Friday, April 14, in Lawrence Memorial High School.
732½ Mass. Phone 2353
In letters to the School of Fine Arts, Carlisle Landley and Dolph Simons, president of the Lawrence Academy, wrote that the removal of the oratorical choir
Open to all who are able to carry an independent voice part without difficulty, the Choral Union provides qualified students of the School of Fine Arts a credit of one hour for the season. Directed by Dr. Otto Musterer, the chorus will work on strings and violins by Dr. Bailar Sullman Kelley.
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"The memory of the great success of the former Lawrence Choral Union should be an inspiration to the new Choral Union. Such an organization brings contacts between city and University in the atmosphere of a noble form of music.
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"The people of Lawrence and surrounding communities will have the privilege of expert training and many pleasant hours of good fellowship. From the Choral Union will come a greater interest in music and it is a fact that interest in music has grown in wholesome community life.
"The steady growth of group singing is proof that individuals appreciate opportunities for choral training and I believe you will have at least 250 persons working under the baton of Director Otto Missner. Your statement that many "just average" voices are required for a well-rounded chorus should bring out many who have the urge to sing but who are not endowed with solo voices.
"I am sure you will have a successful season and the service of the School of Fine Arts in sponsoring this worthwhile activity is sincerely appreciated by the business and professional men of Lawrence."
"Signed: Dolph Simons, President Lawrence Chamber of Commerce."
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Psychology Tests Prove Aid in Student Guidance
Are psychological tests worth while? Each year every new student in the University must take such a test. Are the results, so secretly guarded, put to any valuable use? Dr. Turnery, associate professor of education, who is in charge of giving the examination, offers a number of reasons why he believes they are useful.
"They have proven a worth to the students," explained Dr. Turney. "In 1934 I gave 150 interviews to students about the results of their exams. They came with many interesting problems. Eighty per cent of the interviews were with students whose test results were above the average. The upper five per cent had been believed by the old that they could expect to show unusual ability in some special field. We could help them by assuring them they would do well in an ayn field.
"A few in the upper fourth later failed in courses and came here discouraged. We could aid them by pointing out that the failure was a probably due to faculty training in high school where they had not been taught to study. We tried to recount their ideas and encourage them.
"At present we are giving those students who showed poor reading ability, help in a clinic of which Dr. B. A. Nash, professor of education,
In five states every high school senior is tested. Special guidance at this early age is offered.
"For example, Mr. Turner pointed out, "here in Kansas there are 18, the Choral Union in previous years are: 'The Messiah'; 'King Olaf' by Eligar; 'Manzoni Requiem' by Verdi; 'Guardian Angel' by Skilton, produced by the chorus with a child's chorus of 200 voices and accompanied by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in Kansas." "Desert of Minneaha" by Taylor. Many shorter works and choruses were also presented.
When the Choral Union was meeting nine years ago, many musicians from neighboring towns participated. Since the improvement of highways, many are expected from considerable disbursements from Topoka, Eudora, McLouth, Baldwin, Perry and Ottawa. Professor Miemser, director of the Lawrence Choral Union, has conducted several large choral groups in several sections of the country. Among them was a chorus of 300 voices at the Dallas Exposition Church, the University. Last summer, he conducted the University Summer Session Chorus in "The Rose Maiden."
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"In the five states giving high school seniors psychology tests the upper group can be encouraged with guidance.
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"We are not testing intelligence" Mr. Turry claimed. "Our tests show difference in ability to see relationships or to learn matter that involve seeing patterns in value. The value varies for different students. But it has a value in indicating if the student can do well in abstract subject fields They have little value as an inclination or ability in activities requiring skill.
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